Plasticity within the niche ensures the maintenance of a Sox2+ stem cell population in the mouse incisor

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RT @FredericMichon: Another great collaborative work on Sox2 dental stem cells. Thanks to Amendt lab and @OphirKlein lab! @HiLIFE_helsinki…

RT @OphirKlein: Great to see our new collaboration with @FredericMichon online - plasticity in the incisor stem cell niche https://t.co/PYJ…

Stem cell plasticity in the incisor https://t.co/kx6WbpBul3 A super paper from @OphirKlein and @FredericMichon published in @Dev_journal #SOX2 #stemcell #incisor #trancriptomics #development #homeostasis

RT @FredericMichon: Another great collaborative work on Sox2 dental stem cells. Thanks to Amendt lab and @OphirKlein lab! @HiLIFE_helsinki…

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